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Calvin Seminary Welcomes its New Scholar-in-Residence, Gil Suh

Gil Suh grew up in a Buddhist family in Korea and immigrated to the United States as a teenager. He was baptized at the age of 19 in a Korean-American…

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The Gospel According to Eve: Professor Benckhuysen’s New Book Explores Untold Perspectives on the Biblical Account of Eve

Christians have been reading and studying Scripture for centuries, but in her new book The Gospel According to Eve (InterVarsity Press, 2019), Professor Amanda Benckhuysen contends that along the way…

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PhD Program Expands with New Testament Concentration

This fall, Calvin Theological Seminary announced the expansion of its PhD program into New Testament studies, beginning in fall 2020. Calvin Seminary has offered a PhD program for over 25…

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Calvin Seminary’s New Website Focuses on Ease-of-Use, Original Content for Users

In mid-July, Calvin Seminary introduced a newly designed website at calvinseminary.edu. This project, which took about a year to complete, focused mainly on improving the user experience. The hope is…

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What to Do When Church Leadership Feels Lonely?

Nobody warned me that ministry could be lonely. If they had, I probably wouldn’t have believed them anyway. 40 years later, I believe that loneliness is part and parcel of…

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Where does Pastoral Care End?

Jenna and Mike were married for eight years – eight long years as Jenna described them to her pastor. She couldn’t do it anymore, she told Pastor Logan. She loved…

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Grief and Doubt in the Christian Life

I walked into church the other day, eager and ready to join the congregation of God’s people in worship. It had been a busy week and a busy morning, and…

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Professor Emeritus Bolt and Team Translate Bavinck Classic

On Tuesday, September 24, the Calvin Seminary community celebrated the launch of a new version of a reformed classic. Reformed Ethics, originally written by Herman Bavinck, was translated to English…

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Meet Kathy Vana, Distance Learning Student

Becoming a Student, Where you Are Get to know Master of Divinity student, Kathy, as she navigates life as a distance learning student. Kathy reflects on her time as a…

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